Upcoming Events

Whether it be crocheting, drawing, origami or something else entirely, Craft Club serves as a time to work on any arts and crafts related projects, share advice and learn something new. Crafters of any experience are welcome! 

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, children are invited to let their imaginations soar to create a 3D sculpture using air-dry clay.

Bring your project and come join other fiber crafters in your community! Crochet, sew, embroider, knit, cross stitch, spin, mend, and more at this informal drop-in fiber arts group.

Homeschoolers ages 6–12 are welcome to try intaglio printmaking with library staff. We'll briefly talk about the difference between intaglio and relief printmaking, then children will create a drypoint image on a clear plastic sheet.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, children will paint an adorable bunny picture using a fork as a paintbrush!

Every month, the Let’s Make Comics group tackles a different part of the comic making process including (but not limited to) character design, worldbuilding, and production.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier and children's department staff. This week, children will glue colorful macaroni onto egg-shaped cardboard to make spring-themed decor.

The Auburn Public Library Children’s Room is thrilled to partner with the Stanton Bird Club for a four-session Bug Series celebrating the fascinating world of insects and spiders.

Kids in grades 3–7 and their caregivers are invited to an informational session about our 6-week graphic novel program!

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, we'll transform a paper plate into a colorful peacock.

The Auburn Public Library Children’s Room is thrilled to partner with the Stanton Bird Club for a four-session Bug Series celebrating the fascinating world of insects and spiders.

Join Brandon Dyer, Children's Librarian, for our 6-week graphic novel program, where kids create their very own graphic novel!

Whether it be crocheting, drawing, origami or something else entirely, Craft Club serves as a time to work on any arts and crafts related projects, share advice and learn something new. Crafters of any experience are welcome! 

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, kids will make a beautiful butterfly using a paper plate, pom-poms, and a pipe cleaner.

Bring your project and come join other fiber crafters in your community! Crochet, sew, embroider, knit, cross stitch, spin, mend, and more at this informal drop-in fiber arts group.

The Auburn Public Library Children’s Room is thrilled to partner with the Stanton Bird Club for a four-session Bug Series celebrating the fascinating world of insects and spiders.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier or children's department staff. This week, kids will make a paper ice pop picture with fuzzy pom-poms, and more.

Stop by the Reference Desk to pick up an Earth Day themed coaster making kit and Earth Day zine! 

Supplies are available on a first come, first served basis. 

Mr. Brandon is excited to introduce children to one of his favorite hobbies–diamond art. This involves using an adhesive canvas that has symbols and numbers to correspond with different colored gems.

Stop by the Teen Space to make your own diamond art accessory! Beginner and experienced diamond artists are welcome. Supplies are limited, so registration is required. 

Every month, the Let’s Make Comics group tackles a different part of the comic making process including (but not limited to) character design, worldbuilding, and production.

The Auburn Public Library Children’s Room is thrilled to partner with the Stanton Bird Club for a four-session Bug Series celebrating the fascinating world of insects and spiders.

This week's topics include the timeframes for a graphic creator to complete a book, community representation, setting, and peer feedback strategies.